Jason in Enid
05-14-2012, 06:01 PM
The Corps of Engineers finally re-opened the gates to the lake beaches, so it was time to hit them again! This time I was trying a new to me Excalibur 800 instead of my trusty old White's SM2.
There were a lot of pulltabs, but for once I didn't dig a single bobby pin, hair barrett, nail, or fish hook.
I did find some nice silver, although they came out extremely toasted. If you watch the video, I included a video response that shows how to clean silvers like these.
I will be going back as soon as possible because during the cleaning of the chain pieces, I found a 3rd end. I think there must be another chain in the hole, so I will be trying to find it.
Minelab Excalibur beach hunt finds silvers at an Oklahoma lake. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmiYM_VwLRQ#ws)
There were a lot of pulltabs, but for once I didn't dig a single bobby pin, hair barrett, nail, or fish hook.
I did find some nice silver, although they came out extremely toasted. If you watch the video, I included a video response that shows how to clean silvers like these.
I will be going back as soon as possible because during the cleaning of the chain pieces, I found a 3rd end. I think there must be another chain in the hole, so I will be trying to find it.
Minelab Excalibur beach hunt finds silvers at an Oklahoma lake. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmiYM_VwLRQ#ws)